Cheerleader in a bucket. I love the formation of your title, Kerbey. 🙂 The woman cheerleader was cued in to what you were going to call the photo, and she’s tickled, too.
Mark’s right Wishbone was an offensive formation that was used for quite a while by a bunch of teams. That being said the little girl seems to be just too happy. Possibly because it isn’t everyday a Freshman ? girl gets shown so much attention by 2 BMOC.
I think those saddle shoes are great.
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Cheerleader in a bucket. I love the formation of your title, Kerbey. 🙂 The woman cheerleader was cued in to what you were going to call the photo, and she’s tickled, too.
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Tickled that she’s being pulled apart?
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No, Wishbone is the formation that the Aggies run in football, Kerbey, right?
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Golly, I don’t even know.
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It’s a Texas football tradition, the Wishbone, Kerbey, high school and colleges, but maybe not that far back.
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Back then, in the day, I mean.
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Ummm.I’m not sure why they would put her into a bucket. Who knows?
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I couldn’t for the life of my figure it out. I think it’s a megaphone, but still.
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Woman pulled from metal megaphone. No injuries were reported.
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If they push her all the way through does her voice get smaller?
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Good question.
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Oh them saddle shoes send into weirdville for me. 😀
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Mark’s right Wishbone was an offensive formation that was used for quite a while by a bunch of teams. That being said the little girl seems to be just too happy. Possibly because it isn’t everyday a Freshman ? girl gets shown so much attention by 2 BMOC.
I think those saddle shoes are great.
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Now I’m wondering why only the one guy has them, and the other is white. And here I thought a wishbone was just a dressing or ripping bones apart.
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